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The most amazing PC build from Computex

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I found it on PC Case Gear's Google+ page today, it is absolutely amazing. I love it.

Mods move it if you want, I put it in the news section because it was Computex-related.

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It looks like something made out of Lego. I wonder how the graphics card connects to the PCI-E slot, I don't see any ribbon cables. Maybe it's just for show.

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It looks like something made out of Lego. I wonder how the graphics card connects to the PCI-E slot, I don't see any ribbon cables. Maybe it's just for show.

Of course it's just for show. One does not simply use a Mini Cooper or a Mini Lambo as their everyday PC. Think of the heat.

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Did anyone even notice the typo on the description? Tip: Graphics card.

GTX 770 DirectCU Mini  :D

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Of course it's just for show. One does not simply use a Mini Cooper or a Mini Lambo as their everyday PC. Think of the heat.

 

I wouldn't actually expect it to get that hot. It's got a water cooler for the CPU and the GPU is right in the open. I'd be more concerned about the sound than anything else.

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I don't see how it's amazing. It's a motherboard on a flat surface, stuffed into a car, then putting a rad for the front and back. Woopdiedooo, we've seen it so many times now. + It's ugly as fuck.

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Reminds me of the Lian-Li train pc

 

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Except that one actually friggen moved down a track

 

Yeah, that case is one I've been wanting to put an HTPC in for a long time. Shame it costs 400 bucks though :/

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It honestly looks like a cheap toy that's been covered in black spray paint.

 

 

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Where does one get these?

Entirely custom-made. The case itself might be a very tight fit for the selected parts, which would make upgradeability a bit restrictive. 

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Pretty neat that the front is actually the graphics card :D

 

I found Lian Li their moving spider prototype way more awesome though

 

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That is ugly as hell... Nice concept though.  Just really ugly

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Have to say this looks way better, do you know if it's remote controlled? 

 

Never mind, I found the build log on overclock.net

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I wouldn't actually expect it to get that hot. It's got a water cooler for the CPU and the GPU is right in the open. I'd be more concerned about the sound than anything else.

Exactly. It's not going to be your perfect PC.

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It looks interesting but the most amazing case that was on display at Computex (I think it was), was the fully glass case from last year.

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Watercooled Raven RVZ01. Huge reservoir.

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I'm sorry, but even with me being shit average at custom case modding etc, I reckon even I could do better.

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Watercooled Raven RVZ01. Huge resevoir.

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Damn

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